Labour Warns Willis Cuts Could Cost 10,000 Jobs
Labour warns Nicola Willis’ planned public sector cuts could devastate regional economies while making public services slower and weaker.
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CTU Slams Willis Over Public Service Cuts
The CTU says Nicola Willis is pushing reckless austerity cuts while gambling on AI and consultants to replace public sector workers.
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This Government kick the disabled in the balls and you are allowing them to because you hate Jacinda
After disability carers won in the Supreme Court, the Government’s response is to rewrite the law and strip protections away again.
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Nicola Willis promising more job losses in mutilated public service
The Government is once again selling public service cuts as “efficiency” while New Zealand faces economic instability, climate disasters and collapsing infrastructure. The real debate isn’t bureaucracy, it’s whether the State still has the capacity to function.
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – When a falsified Taxpayers’ Union ‘golden handshake’ is neither ‘golden’ nor a ‘handshake’
The Taxpayers’ Union has perfected the art of manufacturing fury around public sector payouts, but strip away the slogans and many of these so-called ‘golden handshakes’ turn out to be contractual obligations dressed up as scandal.
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Cheap racism + brutal economics – Luxon brings poppadoms for butter chicken tsunami while promising more austerity
Luxon is flirting with anti-immigration politics while promising more austerity, even as public services hollow out and corporate subsidies continue.
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We are adrift without a vision except one of fiscal rectitude
When every problem gets answered with “cut spending”, it’s not policy — it’s ideology.
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How will allowing foreign millionaires buy $5 million mansions going to help Kiwis other than Luxon?
New policy allows foreign buyers to purchase $5 million homes. But will it help Kiwis or drive inequality and housing pressure?
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Unemployment at 10-year high — Free Market Cheerleaders say relax
New Zealand’s unemployment rate has surged to its highest level in over a decade, but the Government and free-market cheerleaders…
